Home-based rehabilitation using a soft robotic hand glove device leads to improvement in hand function in people with chronic spinal cord injury:a pilot study

Table 1 Demographic and clinical SCI characteristics data of the recruited study participants

Parti #.	Age	Gender	N. level	AIS	UEMS	Time since SCI(m)	T. Hand	# A. Sessions
CP01	45	F	C2	D	20	17	R	4
CP02	44	M	C3	D	25	14	R	4
CP03	33	F	C2	C	13	54	L	1
CP04	54	F	C5	D	9	120	R	1
CP05	55	M	C2	D	18	27	L	4
CP06	51	F	C2	C	14	192	L	4
CP07	51	M	C4	D	24	28	R	1
CP08	50	M	C2	C	19	25	L	4
CP09	59	M	C5	D	16	14	L	4
CP10	56	M	C3	D	21	20	R	2
CP11	38	M	C4	D	13	39	R	4
CP12 ^a	56	M	C3	UT	22	68	L	4*
CP13	57	M	C4	D	23	60	R	2
CP14	60	M	C3	D	25	16	R	4
CP15	46	M	C3	D	12	63	L	4

Parti. #, Participant number; N. level, Neurological level; AIS, American Spinal Injury Association Impairment Scale; UEMS, Upper Extremity Motor Score; m, months; T. hand, Treated hand; # A. Sessions, Number of assessment sessions; F, Female; M, Male; R, Right; L, Left; UT, Untestable. ^a,∗ participant had four sessions but only two were applicable to the study analysis

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